Telegraph lawyers ask Sir Philip Green to drop injunction against newspaper after tycoon responds to naming in Parliament
Sir Philip Green has been asked to drop an injunction against the Telegraph in a letter from lawyers acting for…
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Campaign groups urge Lords to rethink new counter-terror laws with ‘extremely worrying implications for press freedom’
Nine press freedom and human rights campaign groups have jointly urged the House of Lords to rethink new counter-terror laws…
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PMQs: Theresa May rejects Saudi claim Jamal Khashoggi ‘died in fight’ as ‘not credible’ and says NDAs ‘cannot stop people whistleblowing’
The Prime Minister has said the claim that journalist Jamal Khashoggi “died in a fight” at the Saudi consulate in…
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Tommy Robinson supporters chant ‘scum’ at journalists as EDL founder calls media ‘enemy of the people’ in attack on free press outside court
Supporters of Tommy Robinson chanted “scum” at journalists outside the Old Bailey this morning as the English Defence League founder…
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G7 leaders ‘very troubled’ by disappearance of Saudi journalist feared dead and claim those responsible ‘must be held to account’
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt and his G7 counterparts have said they are “very troubled” by the disappearance of Saudi journalist…
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UN calls on governments to ‘strengthen press freedom’ in securing justice for murdered journalists
The UN Secretary General has called on all governments to take action to strengthen press freedom after a journalist was…
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BBC’s Tony Hall: Journalists must do everything we can to combat suggestion we ‘peddle fake news’
BBC director general Lord Tony Hall made an impassioned speech in defence of a free press as he delivered the…
By TV reporter raped and killed in Bulgaria is fourth journalist murdered in Europe in just over a year
Press freedom groups have expressed their shock over the rape and brutal murder of a Bulgarian TV journalist whose last…
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